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Should you say "Today we are talking about the pronunciation of 10 brands that exist in Brazil BUT THEY ARE pronounced differently in English" or "Today we are talking about the pronunciation of 10 brands that exist in Brazil BUT THAT ARE pronounced differently in English"
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"Today we are talking about the pronunciation of 10 brands that exist in Brazil AND ARE pronounced differently in English"
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You're really close. In American English, I would say: "Today we are talking about the pronunciation of 10 brands that have Brazilian names, but are pronounced differently in English".
We mostly use the word "exist" to talk about things that live/occur in one place. A brand would not "exist" in Brazil, it would be "a Brazilian brand", or be "a brand from Brazil".
Example: There is a bird that exists only in Brazil. (There is a bird that is not found anywhere else in the world, only in Brazil).
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You're really close. In American English, I would say: "Today we are talking about the pronunciation of 10 brands that have Brazilian names, but are pronounced differently in English".
We mostly use the word "exist" to talk about things that live/occur in one place. A brand would not "exist" in Brazil, it would be "a Brazilian brand", or be "a brand from Brazil".
Example: There is a bird that exists only in Brazil. (There is a bird that is not found anywhere else in the world, only in Brazil).
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